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Solana (SOL) sees a significant surge in positive social media sentiment, reportedly driven by growing institutional adoption and a vibrant ecosystem hype cycle. With factors like BlackRock’s tokenized BUIDL fund utilizing the network and GameStop-related discussions boosting engagement, Solana’s position as a leading blockchain grows stronger. It currently ranks as the second-largest blockchain by Total Value Locked (TVL), holding approximately $6.8 billion. On-chain analytics platform Santiment reports Solana currently sees an unusually high 18-to-1 ratio of positive versus negative comments across major social media platforms. This strong enthusiasm, Santiment suggests, arises from tangible developments like BlackRock’s fund integration and high community engagement, partly linked to ongoing GameStop meme stock discussions that often spill into crypto circles. Related: Solana’s “Breakout” Moment? Hackathon & BlackRock Signal Growing Ecosystem Santiment data shows sentiment around SOL has spiked sharply, with social platforms reflecting widespread optimism about its role as institutions increasingly adopt blockchain solutions. Historically, Santiment notes, such sharp sentiment peaks often correlate with bullish price action for an asset. At press time (March 27, 2025), SOL trades around $137.96, sitting just above its 20-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) near $136.57. However, following a 4.45% dip in the past 24 hours, SOL is actively testing this EMA level as immediate support. The price is also consolidating near the middle Bollinger Band (BB) around $130.94, with near-term resistance marked by the upper band close to $143.71. A decisive breakout above the $143.71 upper BB could potentially trigger a rally toward the $160 level, with further chart resistance possible near $180. Significant underlying support is seen near the $118.16 mark. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) currently hovers near 48.62, indicating neutral momentum; a cross above the 50 level might suggest renewed bullish strength favored by buyers. Related: Arthur Hayes’ Hot Take: Ethereum to $5,000 Before Solana Even Nears $300 If the extremely positive sentiment translates into sustained buying pressure, SOL could attempt to reclaim the $150 psychological level soon. Conversely, a drop below the $130-$131 mid-BB area could weaken the immediate bullish case, potentially leading to a retest of the $118 support. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes threw his weight behind Hyperliquid’s HYPE token, framing its struggle as a “David vs. Goliath” battle. Referencing potential rivals, Hayes commented on social media, “…humans like than to support an underdog vs. a perceived unstoppable opponent. $HYPE for the win!” – associating his support with Hyperliquid’s native token. Hyperliquid’s problems began after alleged whale manipulation of the JELLY token price reportedly led to a short squeeze. This event resulted in potential losses nearing $10 million for the exchange’s liquidity providers (LPs), according to reports. And then, what has now become controversial, Hyperliquid’s validator team voted to delist JELLY perpetual contracts and forcibly settle open positions at a predetermined price. Despite the significant potential LP losses from the manipulated trades, the Hyperliquid liquidity pool (HLP) vault itself reportedly still secured an overall profit of $700K. Related: Hyperliquid Bitcoin Whale Speculated to be a Cybercriminal While Hyperliquid assured users it intends to refund affected LPs (explicitly excluding the alleged manipulators), the decision to intervene and force-settle trades drew significant backlash online. Critics accused the DEX team of unprofessionalism and centralization, with some drawing comparisons to the arbitrary actions seen during FTX’s collapse. Echoing these concerns, Bitget CEO Gracy Chen argued that the move—closing a market and dictating a settlement price—set a “dangerous precedent” for decentralized platform interventions. Adding complexity to the situation, on-chain analyst ZachXBT pointed to potential involvement of Binance-linked wallets in the manipulation scheme. Related: Want to Message Binance’ CZ? It Now Costs ~$120 After Spam Flood His findings publicly identified two specific wallet addresses as key players purportedly initiating the JELLY incident, which further sparked speculation about coordinated market manipulation involving larger entities or their associates. The Hyperliquid controversy reignites debates about the inherent challenges DEX platforms face. Balancing open market access with maintaining integrity, transparency, and stability against sophisticated manipulation attempts remains a difficult tightrope walk. Supporters like Hayes view Hyperliquid’s response as decisive action in a tough situation, showcasing resilience. Conversely, critics question the platform’s risk management frameworks and whether the intervention undermines its claims of decentralization. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

Shiba Inu’s pseudonymous lead developer, Shytoshi Kusama, has gone unusually quiet recently. His weeks-long absence from social media is prompting concern within the large SHIB community. Kusama, typically active online with project updates, last tweeted on February 21 and made his last repost on March 7 . This sudden silence fueled questions and speculation online about his status. However, the Shiba Inu team assures followers that project development proceeds as planned. Responding to the community’s growing unease, SHIB team member “Vet Kusama” posted on X (formerly Twitter) that there was no cause for alarm despite Shytoshi’s lack of online activity. He emphasized that work on the Shiba Inu ecosystem continues unabated, promising “more is on the way.” Vet Kusama also hinted Shytoshi’s absence is temporary and exciting developments would follow his return. He later teased potentially “leaking a few things” to the community soon, though noted he lacked formal approval from Kusama or fellow core developer Kaal Dhairya. Separately, SHIB’s social media lead, “Lucie,” also addressed the situation. Responding to a post celebrating project progress, Lucie suggested Kusama is simply very busy with development work, commenting, “Let’s have coffee first, @ShytoshiKusama.” Related: Shiba Inu Team Announces Completion of Shibarium Hard Fork Her remark implied Kusama might be deeply focused on advancing the Shibarium ecosystem Related: “SHIB is Our Bitcoin”: Shiba Inu Team Reassures Holders Despite Dip While Shytoshi Kusama’s specific reason for silence remains unexplained by the team, they actively maintain that ecosystem progress continues uninterrupted. The community was reminded that development work moves forward even during the leader’s quiet period. Reinforcing this message, the Shibarium Updates X account posted an AI-generated image related to the project, accompanied by a reminder: “Sometimes the quiet ones aren’t gone, they’re just ten steps ahead.” Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

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While most people are still trying to understand what blockchain is, Bette Chen has already rolled up her sleeves and helped build it from the inside. Rather than just being a spectator, this University of Auckland graduate chose an unusual path. Who would have thought that her interest in reading the Bitcoin whitepaper would be the turning point that changed the entire direction of her life. Initially, Bette was just an ordinary software engineer. She worked at a technology company, went through a routine, and had a fairly stable future. But on the other hand, her curiosity about the world of decentralized finance grew. She then made the decision to pursue an MBA, going all the way to the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. This combination of technical logic and business instincts is what later became a strong foundation when she entered the crypto industry. After her MBA, Bette did not immediately build an empire. She started from the bottom again, this time focusing on products that bridge technology and finance. Together with her team, she founded Laminar—a platform for synthetic assets and margin trading. In 2019, Bette and her colleagues from Laminar and Polkawallet decided to form Acala Network. Their vision was simple but ambitious: to create a cross-chain DeFi hub on the Polkadot network. In simple terms, think of Acala as a ‘digital bank’ in the crypto world that can be accessed across networks, complete with stablecoins , staking, and a DEX. It didn’t take long for Acala to steal the show. In November 2021, they won the first parachain slot on Polkadot via a crowdloan with 32 million DOT backing. If converted, it was worth more than $1.3 billion at that time. That’s an incredible amount, and it’s clear evidence of the community’s trust in Bette and her team’s vision. However, no journey is completely smooth. In August 2022, Acala faced a major crisis. A misconfiguration in the liquidity pool caused 3 billion aUSD to be minted that shouldn’t have existed. Rather than avoiding or blaming the team, Bette took an active role in solving the problem. She led the community to track down and burn the misminted tokens, and restore stability to the network. It’s not just about technicalities, it’s about trust. And more importantly, it’s about leadership. In a crypto industry often filled with false promises and fickle projects, Bette’s approach feels refreshing—transparent, responsive, and drama-free. Furthermore, Bette doesn’t merely write code in the background. She also actively speaks on forums, podcasts, and social media. On the X platform, she often shares her views on the future of DeFi , interoperability, and the challenges of building a cross-chain ecosystem. Sometimes serious, sometimes lighthearted—but always down-to-earth. What sets Bette apart from most crypto founders is perhaps her rare combination of technical expertise, deep understanding of the market, and a strong human instinct. She doesn’t speak in confusing jargon, but she talks about solutions, opportunities, and responsibilities.